How geopolitics is reshaping chips and ICT infrastructure - Let's Talk About Politics and Governance

A new episode of our podcast series Let's Talk About Politics and Governance has just been released:

How geopolitics is reshaping chips and ICT infrastructure with Shawn Donnelly (University of Twente and Leiden University, the Netherlands)

The episode is available both on video and podcast formats.

More information about the project: https://www.cogitatiopress.com/lets-talk-about

SAE-CES Pre-Dissertation Fellowship in European Studies

The Society for Anthropology of Europe (SAE) and the Council for European Studies (CES) invite eligible graduate students with a focus on European Anthropology to apply for the 2024 Anthropology of Europe Pre-Dissertation Fellowship. The SAE is the section of the American Anthropological Association that promotes the anthropological study of European societies and culture. Each fellowship includes a $5,000 stipend to fund two months' research in Europe, and travel support as well as a registration fee waiver for attending and presenting at the International Conference of Europeanists in 2025.

Applications must be submitted by 11:59 pm EDT on March 24, 2024.

APPLY HERE

Conference Grants

DEADLINE: 20 March 2024

The Council for European Studies (CES) is committed to supporting conference participants from traditionally underrepresented and underserved communities by awarding a limited number of travel grants to researchers from Africa, Asia, Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe, and the Middle East. The deadline to apply is 11:59 pm EDT, March 20, 2024.

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CALL FOR PAPERS: 17th International Conference on the Inclusive Museum, Museums in Quartier, Vienna, Austria, 13-15 September 2024

DEADLINE: 13 February 2024 We are pleased to share with you the Call for Papers for the Seventeenth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum, to be hosted by ICOM Austria, Vienna, Austria, 13-15 September 2024. The special focus is Intersectionality: Museums, Inclusion, and SDGs. For over 15 years, we've offered a place for academics, curators, museum and public administrators, cultural policy makers, and research students to engage in discussions about the historic character and future shape of the museum. We welcome returning and new members to add their voices to the conversation. In-Person Presenter Passes: for those who want to present in the place-based component of the conference. You are also encouraged to participate in and share your content, in the online components, by adding to add digital media to your presenter page on the CGScholar Event Microsite. Online-Only Presenter Passes for those who know they will not attend the place-based component but still want to present, view all content, and engage in meaningful discussion. Online presentations will be delivered and viewed online as asynchronous digital media. Online Only presenters also have discussion boards to structure conversations. Audience Passes are for those who want to benefit from the content, connect with presenters, and join the discussion. Audience members will also be recognized in the program for their participation. In-Person: participate in innovative in-person formats, plenaries, talking circles, garden conversations, and on a human scale. You will also have access to all online-only content. Online Only: gain access to live and recorded presentations, welcome addresses, plenaries, and curated thematic content -- from any place and in your own time.

Univie: Summer School for International and European Studies 2024

We would like to introduce you to the univie: summer school – International and European Studies 2024 of the Sommerhochschule of the University of Vienna. The univie: summer school will take place from July 13 to August 10, 2024. The four week program offers high-level European studies courses, the Austrian Arbitration Academy, and German language courses. The European studies courses are held in English and focus on Europe and the European Union. They cover political, economic, and legal transformations, and also historical and cultural aspects of the multiple transitions the continent is currently undergoing. The Austrian Arbitration Academy is designed for law students and focuses on international dispute settlement by arbitral tribunals. We believe the courses offered at the Sommerhochschule would complement your university’s academic offerings. Given the intercultural and interdisciplinary aspect of the summer school, our program is of interest to students from all fields of study, but certainly of special interest to students who concentrate on Europe or study one of the following fields: Austrian Studies, European Studies, Political Science, Law (Arbitration Law, International Law, European Law, Comparative Law), Economics, History, Cultural Studies, International Relations, Interdisciplinary Studies, and/or German. Students from all over the world have been drawn to the program. The Sommerhochschule has an outstanding academic reputation and offers an excellent opportunity to study German. The campus is located directly on the shore of Lake Wolfgang, one of Austria's most popular lakes in the picturesque Salzkammergut region. The campus life creates an environment which encourages intercultural and social exchange and favours mutual understanding within the international student population. Participants thus broaden their horizons, meet colleagues from different fields of study, and build connections for their future professional careers. More information about the Sommerhochschule can be found at: https://shs.univie.ac.at. View the brochure here View the application form here If you have any questions please contact the program coordinators via email at: sommerhochschule@univie.ac.at. It would be our pleasure to be of assistance.

Call for Proposals! Humanities and Social Sciences | Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Call for Proposals! Humanities and Social Science 

Cambridge Scholars Publishing are inviting proposals for academic books and edited collections in Humanities and Social Sciences. We publish in all major fields of academic research and practice (Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences and Health Sciences). To submit a book proposal, please visit our website, where you can complete a Book Proposal Form.

We aim to always put our authors first in everything that we do. We make no charges for publication and we offer an escalating royalty payment – the more titles sold, the higher the royalty rate, from the first copy. We distribute internationally, and sell to more than 100 countries and to the world’s leading research and study centres. We review all proposals quickly, and we try to reach a decision within one month of receipt. If your book is accepted, we will publish it in handsome hardback format and as an eBook for our academic library customers.

We are always happy to share our philosophy and approach to scholarly publishing. You can learn more about Cambridge Scholars Publishing from this exclusive No Shelf Required online magazine profile.

Cambridge Scholars Publishing was founded in Cambridge, UK, more than 20 years ago, and have since grown to be one of the world’s leading scholarly book publishers, with more than 700 academic books published last year. Please note that we are fully independent, and not affiliated to or associated with the University of Cambridge or Cambridge University Press in any way.

We hope you will consider proposing a scholarly book for publication with us, and look forward to hearing from you.

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European Student Conference: Rethinking Transatlantic Cooperation | Yale University

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

From 14-16 April 2023, exceptional undergraduate and graduate students from across the

United States, Europe, and the world, will gather at Yale University for the 7th edition of the

European Student Conference.'

The conference will draw together these young leaders and decision-makers from politics,

business, and academia to discuss new approaches to the critical challenges in transatlantic

affairs today.

In doing so, the conference will seek to empower a new generation of young transatlantic

leaders to face these challenges head on, and with the help of our guests and experts, begin to

think both freely and critically about where our world is going and what to do about it.

FORMAT

The conference will be structured around three activities:

Two Keynote Addresses

The conference will open and close with keynote addresses featuring two exceptional principals from politics and business. The addresses will seek to weave together the frames, foci, and theme of the conference into a forward-looking message for today’s emerging transatlantic leaders.

Three Panel Discussions

The focal topics of the conference will each be covered by one panel discussion that blends

perspectives across sectors and geographies. The panels will allow participants to interact directly and candidly with experts.

Three Workshops

Participants will work in groups to draft policy papers addressing key questions within the conference’s three areas of focus. Each area of focus will correspond to a workshop in which participants will benefit from the guidance and perspective of a topic expert. Groups will present their policy proposals at the conclusion of the conference.

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Application deadline March 15. Apply here!